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X-WR-CALDESC:Presenter: Idealware\nCost: $95 for NDANO members\, code can b
 e found in the Member's Only section of the NDANO website\, $120 Regular P
 rice\n\nYou probably didn’t join your organization to troubleshoot printer
  errors and retrieve backed up files. But you’ve stepped up. You’re a team
  player. Now it’s time to get the support you need to do the job well. Ove
 r three weeks you’ll gain the basic skills and knowledge every IT professi
 onal needs to successfully manage your nonprofit’s technology.\n\nCost: $9
 5 for NDANO members\, code can be found in the Member's Only section of th
 e NDANO website\n\nMay 10: Hardware Infrastructure Basics\nComputers\, pri
 nters\, phones\, routers—there are a lot of gadgets that can turn glitchy.
  This session will cover the basics you need to know about the various pie
 ces of hardware in a typical office and review common troubleshooting tech
 niques to keep them up and running. We’ll also look at what you need to kn
 ow to network computers\, keep them connected\, and reliably back up files
 .  \n \nMay 17: Managing Software and Security\nHow do you decide what sof
 tware to choose when there are hundreds of options\, each with their own u
 nique features? And once you’ve chosen a software package\, how do you man
 age it so that your organization gets what it needs and is protected from 
 security threats? We’ll answer these questions and more by reviewing frame
 works to choose and administer your organization’s software.  \n \nMay 24:
  The Human Side of Technology\nIT isn’t just IT. A big part of the job is 
 working directly with people—both to fix small problems and undertake long
 -term planning. We’ll help you develop strategies for leading large-scale 
 technology projects and pass on tips from our own in-house IT expert on th
 e best ways to work one-on-one with your colleagues.
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DESCRIPTION:Presenter: Idealware\nCost: $95 for NDANO members\, code can be
  found in the Member's Only section of the NDANO website\, $120 Regular Pr
 ice\n\nYou probably didn’t join your organization to troubleshoot printer 
 errors and retrieve backed up files. But you’ve stepped up. You’re a team 
 player. Now it’s time to get the support you need to do the job well. Over
  three weeks you’ll gain the basic skills and knowledge every IT professio
 nal needs to successfully manage your nonprofit’s technology.\n\nCost: $95
  for NDANO members\, code can be found in the Member's Only section of the
  NDANO website\n\nMay 10: Hardware Infrastructure Basics\nComputers\, prin
 ters\, phones\, routers—there are a lot of gadgets that can turn glitchy. 
 This session will cover the basics you need to know about the various piec
 es of hardware in a typical office and review common troubleshooting techn
 iques to keep them up and running. We’ll also look at what you need to kno
 w to network computers\, keep them connected\, and reliably back up files.
   \n \nMay 17: Managing Software and Security\nHow do you decide what soft
 ware to choose when there are hundreds of options\, each with their own un
 ique features? And once you’ve chosen a software package\, how do you mana
 ge it so that your organization gets what it needs and is protected from s
 ecurity threats? We’ll answer these questions and more by reviewing framew
 orks to choose and administer your organization’s software.  \n \nMay 24: 
 The Human Side of Technology\nIT isn’t just IT. A big part of the job is w
 orking directly with people—both to fix small problems and undertake long-
 term planning. We’ll help you develop strategies for leading large-scale t
 echnology projects and pass on tips from our own in-house IT expert on the
  best ways to work one-on-one with your colleagues.
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LOCATION:Webinar
SUMMARY:Accidental Techie: How to Support Your Organization Without an IT B
 ackground
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